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Posted 20 July, 2026

Traffic Signals Electrician

Fulton Hogan Ltd
Christchurch, CAN, NZ Full Time
Reference: 37e2801cad63daf6

Job Description

Overview We’re looking for a Traffic Signals Electrician to join our Canterbury team, installing, maintaining and fault‑finding on traffic signals and ITS equipment across the region. It’s practical, varied work with real impact, and like most good roles here, you’ll be trusted to get stuck in, bring ideas and do good work with good people. The role covers a mix of planned maintenance, repairs and installation work across live sites. Most work sits within a standard Monday to Friday week, but flexibility matters as some jobs will involve weekend work, night shifts and an on‑call roster. Key responsibilities Install, maintain and repair traffic signals, CCTV, VMS, UPS and other ITS equipment. Diagnose faults and carry out reliability maintenance to keep networks running safely and efficiently. Authorise and certify prescribed electrical work in line with registration requirements. Follow Fulton Hogan’s health, safety and quality standards on every site. Work with your team and customers to deliver reliable outcomes, on time and to a high standard. Qualifications Full Electrical Registration. Experience in traffic signals and ITS equipment, or strong electrical experience and the willingness to learn. A sharp eye for fault finding and a strong focus on reliability maintenance. Full Class 1 Driver Licence. A positive, proactive approach and a genuine commitment to safety, teamwork and doing the job right. Must pass a pre‑employment medical and drug screen prior to employment. Benefits Medical insurance and life insurance after the eligibility period; KiwiSaver employer contributions up to 7% after service milestones; parental leave top‑up payment with additional return‑to‑work support; ongoing training and development with clear career growth and progression opportunities; great discounts at a wide range of retailers. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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